Made on a Long Lee action by BSA, Enfield rifling in .303" British, this is the No2 Model and it retailed at 180/- in 1912.
I've had the odd gong with this in the Running Deer competition at the Trafalgar over the years as well as having taken a few reds with it.
BSA Lee "Speed" Sporting Rifle
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BSA Lee "Speed" Sporting Rifle
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Lovely rifle! What do they retail for now?
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Very nice indeed, I saw one for sale a couple of year ago, in the original wooden case with the original accessories, apparently it had belonged to a Vicar. It did not have a price on it and I did not have the nerve to ask.
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Just think 180/- in 1912 was a lot of money certainly many times the average weekly wage.
All said and done though a nice rifle with a lovely but of wood on it.
I have a sporterised Enfield in front of me at the moment all stripped im working out what to do with it, I have been thinking as it has already been chopped about what about putting a scout scope mount on it it is a nice light rifle with a short barrel, I cant put it back to a military spec as it has all been polished and blued
All said and done though a nice rifle with a lovely but of wood on it.
I have a sporterised Enfield in front of me at the moment all stripped im working out what to do with it, I have been thinking as it has already been chopped about what about putting a scout scope mount on it it is a nice light rifle with a short barrel, I cant put it back to a military spec as it has all been polished and blued
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Oh between the £450 and £650 mark depending on where you are and the condition of the rifle.Mike357 wrote:Lovely rifle! What do they retail for now?
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A few of close ups of mine......
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Thats funny, I've got one very similar.
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